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What is the author's perspective?
What is the author's perspective?
How the author feels about the topic he or she is writing about.
Author's perspective is NOT what?
Author's perspective is NOT what?
_________________ can help determine the author's perspective.
_________________ can help determine the author's perspective.
Tone, text features, word choice
Is the following type of question asking you to analyze the author's purpose or author's perspective: 'With which statement listed below would the author of this article most likely agree?'
Is the following type of question asking you to analyze the author's purpose or author's perspective: 'With which statement listed below would the author of this article most likely agree?'
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What are text features?
What are text features?
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In the author's opinion, what should be done to: ______________?
In the author's opinion, what should be done to: ______________?
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Which statement BEST describes the author's attitude toward ____________?
Which statement BEST describes the author's attitude toward ____________?
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What is bias?
What is bias?
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What is tone?
What is tone?
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What is the author's perspective toward rogue employees?
What is the author's perspective toward rogue employees?
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The author would most likely agree with which of the following?
The author would most likely agree with which of the following?
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What is the author's purpose regarding energy-efficient improvements?
What is the author's purpose regarding energy-efficient improvements?
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The author would most likely agree that:
The author would most likely agree that:
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Study Notes
Author's Perspective
- Defines how an author feels about a topic.
- Distinct from point of view, which refers to narrative perspective (1st, 2nd, 3rd person).
Analyzing Author's Perspective
- Tone, text features, and word choice are crucial for determining perspective.
- Analysis questions often assess perspective, such as those asking with which statement an author would agree.
Text Features
- Elements of a text that highlight important information for the reader's attention.
Bias and Tone
- Bias refers to unfair prejudice towards a group or idea, influencing the author's perspective.
- Tone reflects a writer's attitude toward the subject matter being discussed.
Contextual Examples
- Rogue employees cause significant financial losses, exceeding $13 billion in Florida due to theft of inventory and sensitive information.
- Author views rogue employees as more detrimental than traditional burglars and robbers.
- Emphasis on the need for vigilance among the public and business owners to combat employee theft.
Author's Purpose
- To persuade readers of the benefits of energy-efficient home improvements.
- Highlights long-term financial rewards through reduced utility bills and potential increase in property value.
Agreement Statements
- Agreement certain statements reflect the author's perspective, highlighting the perceived necessity for prevention and acknowledgment of costs-benefit for energy efficiency improvements.
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Description
This quiz explores the concepts of an author's perspective, including tone, bias, and text features. It examines how these elements influence understanding of the author's feelings about a topic. Prepare to analyze various statements and text examples to determine perspective.
